Senedd Points Table

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What is the Senedd Points Table?

The Senedd Points Table ranks 94 Members of the Senedd based on their Senedd Service Index points.

You can see a more detailed breakdown of their Senedd Service Index points in their individual profiles. Click on the button with their name in the table below to go there.

Due to their unique roles, which mean they don’t take part in Senedd proceedings in the same way as other members, the Llywydd (Huw Irranca-Davies MS) and Deputy Llywydd (Kerry Ferguson MS) are not included in the table.

The table will be updated every half-term (roughly every 6-8 weeks).

As of 24th October 2026:

Figures don’t include the Llywydd & Deputy Llywydd, or Elfyn Llwyd (Counsel General), and are rounded to one decimal place.
Mean Average MS Score
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The average score-per-MS. Any MS scoring around or above this is a “top performer”.

Median Average MS Score
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The middle score. Any MS scoring under this is in the bottom 50%.

Mean Average Experience
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Median Average Experience
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Mean Average Actvity
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Median Average Actvity
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Mean Average Professionalism
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Median Average Professionalism
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Commentary on the Latest Update (October 2026)

It’s still a bit early to read too much into this, but we can all begin to see patterns.

Government ministers and senior opposition spokespeople remain towards the top of the rankings. This is mainly due to their higher activity levels compared to backbenchers in Plaid Cymru and Reform.

Committee work hasn’t made much of an impact yet, but that’s likely to change once the first reports are published. The biggest hit on points since the summer recess has been the number of times non-devolved issues have been raised in the Senedd chamber; notably, a short debate on face coverings (a public order/criminal justice issue) right before half-term.

MSs will begin to be penalised for low attendance rates (<90%) at the end of November, which promises to be a bit of a gamechanger, as maybe two dozen MSs or so are at risk of being penalised for it.

Last Updated: 24/10/2026

MemberExperienceActivityProfessionalismTOTAL
68584-11641
14617510331
9820513316
8221311306
7919615290
4221013265
372196262
137728217
10887-6189
938410187
97762175
461234173
2313710170
1714011168
866912167
1813415167
668712165
479818163
8878-6160
607316149
9167-10148
70708148
50932145
76523131
516911131
83336122
60611122
57536116
32706108
58435106
1179898
18601896
3356695
3544786
2746982
37341182
14521480
7631180
35331078
13531278
9551175
28321474
1352974
19381471
10412071
23341370
23351270
29311070
15411167
2146-364
4148-2564
069-762
41101061
848561
1833960
1537759
1142558
10371158
1138857
2831-257
1735557
1335654
1042254
11311052
1636052
1863-3051
7321251
745-151
759-1650
19211050
17211149
737549
7321049
438648
437748
1136148
1036046
735345
740-344
1029241
730340
7221039
729339
724637
1425-336
1025136
433-136
726134
1454-3632
917632
727-430
728-629
1611-423
731-45-7
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